In Clover is a beautiful and inspiring adventure magazine with a focus on slow living and offline escapes. I picked up a copy of volume two at ‘Magazines For Good‘, a STACK magazines event to raise money for refugees, at the end of last year, and over the dark winter months it’s been the perfect magazine to inspire some wanderlust to plan 2016 adventures.
There’s such a variety of gorgeous photography, thought-provoking stories and slow living inspiration in In Clover. I really loved leafing through it and discovering new haunts to explore and recipes to make. I can’t wait to pop in to Botany in East London and pick up some adorable succulents for our flat and make ‘healthy-ish’ doughnuts. I was also really excited to read some incredible articles about travelling – whether it was moving to Cornwall in a van; visiting the holy city of Varanasi in India or exploring the natural landscape of southwest America. They all captured my imagination and made me pretty determined to visit them in the near future (wedding funds allowing of course!).
I find that beautiful photography is a feature of most independent magazines, but I am especially astonished by how beautiful the photography is in In Clover every time I open it. The magazine’s three person team consists of an editor (Bryony Hipkin), creative director (Olivia Gray) and art director (Alice Grindley) and their passion for photography is really clear. It was such a joy to slow down and enjoy every image on the page; a perfect way to escape offline and embrace slow living.
